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  1. Londontowner asked David Hill: "Morale is pretty low in the council right now- how will you make sure it doesn't get worse against a backdrop of cuts?"
  2. David Hill answer: "At the end of last year we participated in the Sunday Times Best Companies Workforce Survey. We've just received initial results and they do not show any significant problem of staff morale. What we actually..." Show more»" At the end of last year we participated in the Sunday Times Best Companies Workforce Survey. We've just received initial results and they do not show any significant problem of staff morale. What we actually face, as an organisation, is a time of challenge that will require us all to find new ways of doing things - so I see it as an interesting and stimulating time to work in local government.

    So far, despite reductions in some funding streams we have not had to make any significant cuts in services. Indeed, by achieving efficiency savings of over £10m for 2010/11 we have been able to invest nearly £6m in new or expanded services. "Show less«
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:51:34 AM
  1. gregor asked David Hill: "Will the new road tax mean more money for public transport? why should we pay it if we don't use a car?"
  2. David Hill answer: "I think this is a reference to the additional 0.5% increase in Council Tax that was agreed by Milton Keynes Council on 22nd February. This will all be spent on repairing potholes, which will benefit all..." Show more»" I think this is a reference to the additional 0.5% increase in Council Tax that was agreed by Milton Keynes Council on 22nd February. This will all be spent on repairing potholes, which will benefit all road users whether they are travelling by car or public transport. "Show less«
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:45:15 AM
  1. HenryWillis asked David Hill: "Dear Mr Hill, if I remember MK got a bad audit a while ago, which means that we aren't getting value for money. Will this situation help matters- the cuts I read about, I mean?"
  2. David Hill answer: "Although Milton Keynes Council got a weak external audit assessment in 2008/09, the Audit Commission's latest 'organisational assessment' of Milton Keynes Council (in December 2009) showed real improvement..." Show more»" Although Milton Keynes Council got a weak external audit assessment in 2008/09, the Audit Commission's latest 'organisational assessment' of Milton Keynes Council (in December 2009) showed real improvement - we've moved up a whole category. And we're determined to continue that improvement.

    As regards 'value for money', local residents told us in 'Place Surveys' (surveys that all local councils undertake) carried out in 2008 and 2009 that Milton Keynes Council provides good value for money. We got the 9th highest score among the 51 unitary authorities in the country. "Show less«
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:42:51 AM
  1. charter21 asked David Hill: "is this the worst time for council finances you can remember in your career? "
  2. David Hill answer: "The financial situation at Milton Keynes Council is not as bad as some other places I have worked in the past. There are plenty of opportunities here to reshape council finances to enable us to continue..." Show more»" The financial situation at Milton Keynes Council is not as bad as some other places I have worked in the past. There are plenty of opportunities here to reshape council finances to enable us to continue to deliver good quality services. "Show less«
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:37:57 AM
  1. nearthebowl asked David Hill: "Dear Mr Hill, which is more important for Milton Keynes, being a city or making sure that there are enough social workers and carers?"
  2. David Hill answer: "Both are important. We must obviously make sure that we have enough social workers and carers. Formal recognition as a city would create lots of opportunities for the area and help us to attract the investment..." Show more»" Both are important. We must obviously make sure that we have enough social workers and carers. Formal recognition as a city would create lots of opportunities for the area and help us to attract the investment that will maintain jobs and prosperity. "Show less«
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:35:44 AM
  1. mjdavis asked David Hill: "Will the recently announced investment in car charging ports in MK have any impact on council finances?"
  2. David Hill answer: "Not directly, but this external funding will help us achieve a wide range of objectives (eg promoting sustainable transport) at less cost to the council tax payer."
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 03 2010 10:31:39 AM
  1. Londontowner asked Ian Trenholm: "Hi Ian. Local people are being asked their opinion on what to spend £500,000 on- if this is successful will even bigger expenditure be assigned to participatory budgeting next year?"
  2. Ian Trenholm answer: " We have announced our plans for Participatory Budgeting for this year which gives residents a chance to comment on some capital expenditure, and also allows us to gauge reaction. We will learn..." Show more»"
    We have announced our plans for Participatory Budgeting for this year which gives residents a chance to comment on some capital expenditure, and also allows us to gauge reaction. We will learn lessons from this year’s exercise and aim to expand it next year. 

    We have debated long and hard how best to carry out the exercise. Local government finances are complex and there are a number of things which we have to do that don’t have a high public profile but are nonetheless essential. 

    These include such things such as safeguarding people from abuse, carrying out regulatory functions, etc. It was important to us to ensure that the exercise we carry out gives people the opportunity to make informed choices that don’t set off one group or geographic area against another. We hope this year gives people some sensible choices that they feel they can make informed contributions and would really welcome feedback on how we can improve this to broaden participation in future years.
    Thank you
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  4. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Mar 01 2010 10:05:59 AM
  1. Natina asked Mark Oaten: "You know when vyou found out you were going to Dagenham, what was your first thought, what did you think you were actually going to experience? I know that basically you knew that you were going to live..." Show more »"You know when vyou found out you were going to Dagenham, what was your first thought, what did you think you were actually going to experience? I know that basically you knew that you were going to live on an estate but what did you think actually was gonna happen? How did you think you were going to survive for the week?" Show less »
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 25 2010 11:27:31 AM
  1. Natina asked Tim Loughton: "Before you came to Newtown, what was your perspective on it? Had you ever heard of Newtown before?"
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 25 2010 9:59:58 AM
  1. Londontowner asked Austin Mitchell: "In episode 1, you referred to druggies when speaking to your host. It later turned out she herself was a recovering druggie. Do you regret using such a dismissive term about people who struggle to cope..." Show more »"In episode 1, you referred to druggies when speaking to your host. It later turned out she herself was a recovering druggie. Do you regret using such a dismissive term about people who struggle to cope with life and use drugs to help them?" Show less »
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 2:00:17 PM
  1. danney asked Austin Mitchell: "What has been the reaction of your constituents in Grimsby to this programme?"
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 1:59:37 PM
  1. Londontowner asked Austin Mitchell: "Austin, Why did many labour MPs turn down such a great opportunity to appear of tower block and connect with their core constituency? I actually admire you now I know that!"
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 1:58:51 PM
  1. BCFapps asked Austin Mitchell: "How do you feel when you see yourself (and your wife) in this show?"
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 1:58:13 PM
  1. m.j.davis asked Austin Mitchell: "You looked shocked twice in the first programme- once in the methadone dispensary and once when your wife made a confession. It made you look human, I thought. How many more times did conditions or people..." Show more »"You looked shocked twice in the first programme- once in the methadone dispensary and once when your wife made a confession. It made you look human, I thought. How many more times did conditions or people shock you during your time there?" Show less »
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 1:57:29 PM
  1. telforth asked Austin Mitchell: "You mentioned in the last episode that you think the public don't believe that any MP actually delivers. Do you believe that they deliver? Do you deliver?"
  2. Austin Mitchell answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 24 2010 1:56:39 PM
  1. Rachel asked Mark Oaten: "Has this experience changed your political ideas/priorities?"
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:33:54 PM
  1. dianelvin asked Mark Oaten: "Dear Mark The LibDems have said many times that they will show fairness to pensioners.  Of the one million British state pensioners who are living abroad in retirement, 500,000 have their pensions indexed..." Show more »"Dear Mark
    The LibDems have said many times that they will show fairness to pensioners.  Of the one million British state pensioners who are living abroad in retirement, 500,000 have their pensions indexed as promised, BUT the other 500,000 have their pensions frozen.  Will the LibDems press parliament to make sure that ALL British state pensioners receive the indexed pension they paid for when they and their employers contributed regular payments to the National Insurance Fund?  Surely where they live in retirement is totally irrelevant!" Show less »
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Other   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:33:14 PM
  1. J Lindsay asked Mark Oaten: "Perhaps naively, I have recently joined the Liberal Democrats, believing that in a highly schizophrenic political culture that the Lib Dem's are a voice of reason. However, what can you offer to assure..." Show more »"Perhaps naively, I have recently joined the Liberal Democrats, believing that in a highly schizophrenic political culture that the Lib Dem's are a voice of reason. However, what can you offer to assure the vast majority of eloquent, politically interested-if-not-active working class people like me that you will actually make the effort to ensure that your MP's are notof the usual middle-class - university - parents pay for unpaid internship - PR company - media guru - MP - media guru? Like most working class people I do not want my MP's to be celebrities. Like most working class people I find the fact that it takes a CH 4 documentary for MP's to even begin to understand life in tower blocks as highly worrying, and highly irregular considering the representative nature of an MP's role. While Mark Oaten is clearly coming across 'better' than the others in this series, I wonder why these MPs have not tried to even attempt to understand the culture they are daily supposed to scrutinise legisaltion towards before Ch 4 approached them. Perhaps I am just idealistic - but I understood that an Mp's job was to scrutinise legislation. That requires knowledge and understanding - neither of which are entirely reflected by the MP's in their short week in a tower block..." Show less »
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:32:24 PM
  1. joyce.webber asked Mark Oaten: "in stead of pulling down the blocks of flat why dont thay  put people in them who are not from england that would save puting them in prison and give the people who live and work here the new houses thay..." Show more »"in stead of pulling down the blocks of flat why dont thay  put people in them who are not from england that would save puting them in prison and give the people who live and work here the new houses thay thay are buildin there many people comin over and i now thay get houses keep the flats and put them in there." Show less »
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:31:05 PM
  1. Londontowner asked Mark Oaten: "Did you feel in danger physically at any time and if so, how do you feel about some of the more violent tenants?"
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:29:52 PM
  1. railaway asked Mark Oaten: "Having seen all the episodes, do you think the MPs have come out of this well? Who do you think has come over in the most positive light?"
  2. Mark Oaten answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 5:28:59 PM
  1. roxanne asked Tim Loughton: "Hi Tim. What are you gonna do about the problems in this area now that you've been here? "
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 12:53:30 PM
  1. serena asked Tim Loughton: "Hello Tim, I'm Serena. I've been living in Newtown for 27 years. I was watching the documentary and I think you did a really good job, obviously  coming into Newtown and living in Newtown. When are you..." Show more »"Hello Tim, I'm Serena. I've been living in Newtown for 27 years. I was watching the documentary and I think you did a really good job, obviously  coming into Newtown and living in Newtown. When are you gonna come back? If you do come back, you come and visit me alright? " Show less »
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 12:52:43 PM
  1. dstagg asked Tim Loughton: "Tim, just a question I want to ask you. Why did you do the 'Tower Block of Commons'? Is it because you've got an election this year?"
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 12:52:02 PM
  1. Amermtq asked Tim Loughton: "Hi Tim, my name's Ameer and I live around Newtown. I just want to ask you a question about your experience on the estate: did you run out your electricity or your gas and did you learn how to top it up?..." Show more »"Hi Tim, my name's Ameer and I live around Newtown. I just want to ask you a question about your experience on the estate: did you run out your electricity or your gas and did you learn how to top it up? If not, just ask me and I'll let you know. " Show less »
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 12:51:16 PM
  1. Newtowner asked Tim Loughton: "Why di you come down Newtown? You never done nothing for the community. All you're doing is sitting on your MP butt making big money while we are out here without money here and no youth clubs no nothing...." Show more »"Why di you come down Newtown? You never done nothing for the community. All you're doing is sitting on your MP butt making big money while we are out here without money here and no youth clubs no nothing.
    How come you come round here bad-mouthing Newtown making it look worse than it is already? " Show less »
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 12:48:54 PM
  1. pickard.r asked Tim Loughton: "when can i expect to feel ENGLISH once again? I feel like a second class citizen in my own country"
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 11:01:21 AM
  1. m.j.davis asked Tim Loughton: "The guy you stayed with who was smoking marijuana a lot- would you see any point in heavy users like that being given prison sentences now you have an insight into their lives?"
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 11:00:34 AM
  1. m.j.davis asked Tim Loughton: "Do you have a different view of social workers now? Aren't some people so damaged they are beyond repair? "
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 10:59:52 AM
  1. m.j.davis asked Tim Loughton: "Have you got any hope for the guys who confronted you outside the shop in the first episode? They seemed utterly beyond the reach of ordinary politicians."
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 10:59:01 AM
  1. railaway asked Tim Loughton: "How much do you think having the cameras there influenced the way this has gone? Did your hosts play up to the cameras? Did you play up to the cameras?"
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Media   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 10:58:09 AM
  1. souljyah asked Tim Loughton: "Hello Tim, during the process of the program some people stated that they don't vote at all, Therefore i shall be raising questions pertaining to the topic of voting, please could you answer the following..." Show more »"Hello Tim, during the process of the program some people stated that they don't vote at all, Therefore i shall be raising questions pertaining to the topic of voting, please could you answer the following directly, honestly and truthfully with a yes or no answer? thank you. It is my understanding the House of Commons is the second highest court of this realm; do you agree? Also it is my understanding that in Law, silence is in fact consent, which is legally termed Acquiescence, meaning; the act or condition of acquiescing or giving tacit assent; agreement or consent by silence or without objection, do you agree? Furthermore if someone is registered on the electoral roll, but that someone decides against voting, is it then the case that, having stayed silent they have in fact consented to the present government, meaning the party in power receives that someone's vote by default? " Show less »
  2. Tim Loughton answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 23 2010 10:26:33 AM
  1. itsmattsmith asked David Miliband: "You recently said "the politics is as important as the military" and that success will be measured by the number of Afghans living peacefully within the constitution. What political strategy for Afghanistan..." Show more »"You recently said "the politics is as important as the military" and that success will be measured by the number of Afghans living peacefully within the constitution. What political strategy for Afghanistan toward state-building and away from tribally oriented politics is the UK Government pursuing? Does it extend beyond Karzai's fraudulent re-election?" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 2:17:58 PM
  1. Tahera N. asked David Miliband: "Do you think President Hamid Karzi will be able to provide  a stable situation in Afghanistan with his new cabinet? Mr President H.Karzi has possessed the president chair through corruption; do you think..." Show more »"Do you think President Hamid Karzi will be able to provide  a stable situation in Afghanistan with his new cabinet? Mr President H.Karzi has possessed the president chair through corruption; do you think he will be able to eliminate corrupption from the country itself? Do you think Mr Karzi has education, health, women equal rights and Poverty on his top agenda and how serious he is on these issues?" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 6:57:26 AM
  1. Sania asked David Miliband: "Sir,Why oo you think that war is the only solution of problems in Afganistan and to control Talibans when it seems in-effective until now?Why you do not consider table talks with Talibans and people of..." Show more »"Sir,Why oo you think that war is the only solution of problems in Afganistan and to control Talibans when it seems in-effective until now?Why you do not consider table talks with Talibans and people of Afghanistan which may be more effective to control these issues?" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 6:56:21 AM
  1. Naim asked David Miliband: "Dear Sir Are you considering any military action inside Pakistan soil as the real nest and the root of Alqada laying there rather than villages of Afghanistan. Also are you monitoring the the money ..." Show more »"Dear Sir Are you considering any military action inside Pakistan soil as the real nest and the root of Alqada laying there rather than villages of Afghanistan. Also are you monitoring the the money you are giving to Pakistani military and Pakistan ISI to make sure that the money is not redirected to fund Alqa da and Takiban?" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 6:54:47 AM
  1. faridallime asked David Miliband: "What measures are being  taken to tackel the issue of corruption within the afghan government?"
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 6:53:47 AM
  1. Sarahwvon asked David Miliband: "Why is the perspective of Afghan women not being addressed in this conference? A report in the Associated Press of Pakistan highlights the potential key contributions that Afghan women could make to these..." Show more »"Why is the perspective of Afghan women not being addressed in this conference? A report in the Associated Press of Pakistan highlights the potential key contributions that Afghan women could make to these discussions at
    http://www.app.com.pk/en_/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=95117&Itemid=2http://www.app.com.pk/en_/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=95117&Itemid=2" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Feb 05 2010 6:49:39 AM
  1. lydiap asked David Miliband: "Afghanistan is the world’s second leading recipient of humanitarian aid, yet $185 million of the UN’s Humanitarian Action Plan remained unfunded in 2009 (the UK contributing only 1.5% of the total funds..." Show more »"
    Afghanistan is the world’s second leading recipient of humanitarian aid, yet $185 million of the UN’s Humanitarian Action Plan remained unfunded in 2009 (the UK contributing only 1.5% of the total funds received) and many NGOs have complained that aid is being provided according to the military’s priorities, linked to support for counter-insurgency operations, and not on the basis of humanitarian need.
    How will the UK government ensure an adequate balance between supporting provision of urgent life-saving humanitarian assistance, in accordance with their international commitments to provide humanitarian funding on the basis of assessed need, and their agenda to support the development of a viable state and  security?" Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: World Affairs   |   Email to friends   |   Jan 27 2010 4:18:57 PM
  1. English asked David Miliband: "Why don't we buy the opium instead of burning it? There is a world shortage of medical opium. Buying it from Afghan farmer would establish good relations rather than the opposite caused by current strategy..." Show more »"Why don't we buy the opium instead of burning it? There is a world shortage of medical opium. Buying it from Afghan farmer would establish good relations rather than the opposite caused by current strategy of torching the only crop that grows really well there. Also ex O farmers go and join taliban. Plus illegal trade also funts taliban." Show less »
  2. David Miliband answer: "Click 'play' to view."
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  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Other   |   Email to friends   |   Jan 27 2010 4:17:21 PM
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